The following are words you may well hear, you shouldn’t be tempted to use any of the stronger ones unless you are sure of your audience.
Aho! – Fool!
Baka! - you fool!, stupid bastard!
Baka (na) - silly, stupid
Bakamitai - stupid, that’s stupid, you look stupid
Bakayaro – damn fool, you’re stupid
Bakageta – ridiculous
Bakajanai - are you stupid, or what? (This phrase is a superb example of the importance of pronunciation. To mean are you stupid, or what? You must use a rising intonation (making it a rhetorical question). With a flat or falling intonation it means the opposite, “I’m/you’re no fool?”)
Bijin – beautiful woman
Chikusho! – damn!, hell! (This phrase is literally means beast and usually is said to yourself)
Chotto! – hey!
Charinko – bicycle
Damare! – shut up
Domo - thanks, hi
Jaa ne – bye, cheerio
Kakkoi – trendy, cool, handsome
Kireru - blow one’s top
Konoyaro! – damn fool!
Kuso! – shit! (Literally means “faeces”. "kuso!” can be said to yourself, just as westerners say “shit!”)
Maji de – honestly, really
Mashi – better
Masaka! – oh no!
Meshi - meal
Shinjirannai – unbelievable
Subarashi – fantastic
Sugoi! – great! Super! well done!
Tondemo nai! - no way!
Urusai! - shut up!
Uso! - that’s a lie!
Usotsuki – liar
Yada – no, yuk, I don’t want
Yokatta - good
0 comments:
Post a Comment